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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
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AN ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL
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1t Treats on Health. Hygiene, Physical Gull
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And f. complete Encyclopedia Of Information for suffering human
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u diseases Every subject health
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Nv iue persons who have dpaired Of
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Every sick and aling person should havei
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

The Pacific Mail has made 20 per cent
cut In rates.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

|, The younr Kansas city OF the west. For
I particulars, w. SMALL Jr., Kansas city,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
CatarrI, cured.

Tn few more weeks another leap year
will lean upon us.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Ex-senator Dorsey has never allowed a
razor to touch his face.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
Ml,ern a. Ynn faning.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Forbes viii spend
most OF the winter in Augusta, Ga.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
PUBLISHERS REVIEW, 1854 Broadway, New York.
Now Btetaeba m asrk again dIm address a Gfi iE Rn9nspp

L. G. Huntington & Son. Omaha, Aso.,
nay tho highest market prices Tor aineh;
peIts and TaiIow. Correspondence solicited
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Pie.ous reflections be presidents proc.
lanlation
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Ella Wheeler Wileox's husband is de.
scribed as "a stout man devoted to BUSH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
Consumption surely cured.

Efforts are being made to solve the
Pittsburg Pa. freight car mystery.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Ladies' who dress like peaeocks are often
inyoluntarily tale.hearers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

DESERVING OF CONFERENCE.-THE Is no
article which so richly deserves the entire
confidence OF the community as S Brown :
RRoNcuIAI, TRocHEs. Those suffering from
Asth,natie and Bronchial Diseases. Coughs,
and Colds should try them. Price 20
cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Don't swallow a blue Pill because you
have tile blues.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
The new woman craze.

Edison, the electrician, is going to build a
winter home in Butte, Cal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

No Opium in Piso's cure for Consump-
tion. Cures where other remedies tail.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Before baby came did the sky-FoeEet
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

Canned fruit should be kept in the dark
n, t,reserve its rich color.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
Mood w,lI rrII.

Chiarlic, aged eight. brought home n
lhking yellow pup. buw-lcggcd. iroup-
~ JAILED aud shamcfaccd, He cared
~ y tendcrly, fixed dry goods hpx in
ue back yard for kennel, aud on
Ivy possible occasion exhibited the
Ias,nal proudly His sister Ella, aged
ssnn,e.en, asked him facetiuusly;
nM,here did you got that dogY'
! bought him from man for twenty
NJ cents, with the pride Of owner.
Mercy The idea II paying twenty
~ y, cents for That horrible henst"
q, harlics eyes flashed Indignantly.
nssnt horiid. That shows how much
M Nh knows. The man told me he is o
Eun'Olo0ded eur. Portfolio.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
l,,,.nsnmpiiou. seroiUIn, General ue-
10y, WnsIlnR tlIseases or ahIIdren.

Frp, Wasting Diseases or thttdreu.
En3ohs Coughs aud bronchitis con be
p"san y ir use Of Scutts Emulsion 81
,sn nv ~ Liver Oh with llyp0phosnlhtes.
ty n. pllys'cisns uso II and testify 10
\, , s'egt value. Please rend tho following:
ANA, NAVY ssG"tts Emulsion for an obstinate
n,sn WIN llcmorrhaga. Loss Of Appetite,
ev "V 'l slceplsssnpsA. etc Alluf these
lns ~. n,'w leI,, and believe your Emnsint
M, s g q cisu ~ well developed Uunaum.
|resss l. j. FlSDhEY, NJ. D., Lone star,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

man, 1" y tendance TAO students. FIFTY Of
him. Wnrl, thdr way, aud nlnces for
Ims,, Z, send Tor College .luufnaiantl spec
" penmanship. Address.
llonHnoran Baos.
y south Of France, " '''' ~ ""'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12
"mnlia thunlmcrclnI CoIieae.

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

aAA MnsR Tor all. sgoa week and expenses expenses
M8# III ~ pSid. Valuable oufnt and pArtlouiAfs
W. WHINING. r. o, Niegefy, a uEusta' Ne
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

m@ gags BY return mall. Full Descrlption
q % &m ~ Moedy'a New Taller sysism VI Dress
Emk@G Cstilss. MOODY a CO.. Cincinnati. o
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

IN Pto So per day samples wert sse ny, s ter
sM I'D snfetx Rein Hole erco.s Holly. Mleh.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

GOLD worm SGr s s Sul e, .od Il boz y dsslsI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

From Captain Wilson, Of the steamer
North Pacific, we learn that Indians
arrived at Victoria from the west coast
Of Vancouver Island while bis steamer
was there. and reported that q large
bark in ballast had been wrecked near
Clayoquat Sound, aud that out Of the
crew Of 20 men II we're drowned. The
remaining we're taken care of by the
Indians, and are now among them.
TIE Captain was IN possession OF no
further particulars. From yesterday
mornings ColOaisf we CLEAN The follow
log additional particulars:
The Indians were yesterday inter-
vlewtd by Captain Lewis Of the Marine
Department, and the Ab.ve is all the
infoFmatioa elicited. Il Is understood
that Hesqaiat Indians are now On the
wsy In eanoes With advises from the
priest at that point, and souse of the
men may probably acc mpany the par
~. The mama Of the wrecked vessel IL
not learned.
captain Lewis telseraphed last
night TO Ottawa TO kno9 II be should
forward the revenae steamer Sir James
Douglas 10 the scene to relieve the eight
shipWreeked sailors.
While this latter action on Captain
Lewis' part may be rendered necessary
BY red tape, vet IN a case OF emergency
where sailors have been shipwrecked
and cast on q sparsely Inhabited COAST
without food or clothing. IL is nothing
but right that the agent should exercise
discretionary powers. Ga reoeiVt Of re-
liable news Of disaster. such IS the
present, there should be no question
about she steamer being forwarded
Common humanity dictates that Il
should be done at 0noa, and the agent
would nave the support Of every one In
his action"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
Real ESTATE

The following deeds we're hled IN the
Auditors office for record yesterday;
II. s. Woodward and wife 10 william
II. Hughes. lots aud 2, block l, Con-
steaks addition; $500.
Robert N. McFAddsn 30 A. O. Ward,
lols I, 2 aud 3. block 20, Wood nd ad-
uitiop; $50
Robers n. MsF .ddsu 10 Ella A Ken
nedy. los 6, block L., Woodland add
ton; $40.
Rooer N. MeF laasn to Mary B. Pan
Ter. lot Z. block "a, Woodland addt-
tiot $50.
Frank Hartford 20 d b. Jackson.
lots and 2. block 8. Elstsrn; 500.
King County 10 N. s. Snydsr. trustee,
lot 7, block H. MsAlees'.; s5T.
sane % sans. lot 5. block II, M
AlecE's; &47s.
N s. SNYDER. trustse. 10 Z II. Rev
mods. lots ! anu s, block II. MSAleer's;
AN. McFAddsn to L ID ". Shell
ton. block y, Woodland; 500.
d I. Deuns % William henkenrAth.
lot ., block S.. d. T. Denny's PARA ad
ditiiu; goo.
M Braseu 10 ]. Il. Wright. lots
!, 4 and 3, block s Grown addition; $50.
NH RFasen TO Carrie Fsrannandsxs.
lots 10. II and y, block 5. Grown sd-
ditian; $50
d. Parker 70 II b Bagiey. lot IL.
black %. Central; 500.
Il bert wIngata 10 Gasssff Strand.
fogtY aeres in Sec. 2S, 10. a, 4. s. E.;
$40
RJbeFs wingate 10 David O. Bronson.
fortV acres in sec. ., rp. -, X. 6
4 !; 81.
A. A. HibhaFd. David Reed and James
Yanne - W J. Blackwell. 1915 acres
40 secs. - and -, 70. -. X Z; $500.
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2. D. Aishles, q Pors LadIOs. Is ii
Eassrs winrass. Of T.sOua. i. - u.
Ooeidsufsi.
l. l. oseentrss. Of san Rranaiaso, i.
81 shs AslEngton.
NJ. ". v. Chsss, o. the lrsn ef Chaas
Z Co., PoFt Townsend, b il the city.
ksv. 0sorfsF. whitwosth, Of 3 ntfIs,
20 =. =. BrewBe. Of Speksns Falls ars
n Washington
NJ. Clint GoiEe. ssprsasntinQ Gold
snith q Lowsnbsrn. Of PoEfIand, vas .
ssenRsf from Porn Tevnssnd yesses-
cay.
J. A. Sissy. John Eansnan and A.
Ne khetson % Olympia. and y. p. VIII
li4nson q Arcadia are 81 ths Bruns-
gisk.
Mrs.. G. J. Happercamp az victoris. A.
q 19rd Of Port B.aksly. d. 7. Csrnahan
81 Port Townsend, and A. A. seaarave
OF Olympia, are 81 The Occidental.
A. O. Palmer Of BlaksIy,g. Hsyes Of
hlte htveE, fhOs- Hasksy Of shelton,
I. a. Ninaham Of Portland, J. u. Oh
,sey, " Mahoney and 3. E Harvey Of
Faeoma are 81 the New EnRiand.
z. d. Baker 81 Portland. Mrs. Ne
GFath aud too children, Johu L. Pet
seriys n nry MeKeon and J. h. Hender
500 Of Port Blakeiy, and Henry Adams
81 white River are ct The Nsu Engiand.
Mr.. Edward wheaIsr, chief promoter
Of she Seattle Flour Mill and Elevator
scheme. has postponed starting on his
kast-rn trip until the middle Of next
week, owing 70 the pressure Of business
mastefs here.
Q. .. Hsyt. Of Aurora, H.; g. L. Saw
age, r. Maehlebrad, Of Tacoma; WI.
Camp, Of Montreal; A. Alien, Of Port
Arthur, Ontario; T. O. Wilson, Of sno-
quaimis; A. &. ButttraeId and wife, Of
Portland, ard J. d. Spencer, Of 81.
Lsoais, are 81 the Occidental.
Miss Schuman, O. W. HamIin, Mr..
and Mrs. John MaFden, and James
Williams Of Tacema, Jsmes Olddeld
ard James Campbeil Of Port Biakely,
John Fountain and 8. l.. D5dQe OF
White River, n H. Martin, JF., Of Kent,
and Fred Drew Of Olympia, are at the
Arlington.
Philip Ritz, Of walla WalIa. IL In
Washington City. He has been ap-
pointed agent for the sale Of What IL
known as the Anthony HYDE property
N this Territory and Oregon. The
land consists Of traots near or partly 10
Portland, near Astoria, In Walla Walia
valley. and on Puget Sound. and is
vsiaed a. Slo0,e0o.
George w. Poor Of Edison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ,. Frazer and son end B. r
Clarke Of Poyaiiap. John o. Kelly Of
Fort Jones, z. Green of White RiveT,
j. N. Oompeer ~ Victoria, H O. Com
eRys sad wife, o. Blaokman aud George
Jsmes Of SnohOmish, W. 3. Moore and
wife Of Black Diamond. j. BehEman Of
Port Townsend. @. @. OvsFbeek and J.
b. Griffin Of Clinton. Vim. II. SpriRh.
and wife of stack JuaetioD, W. r.
Chambers Of Biaksly, A. l.. Rutherford
and Phil0 Rutherford of Falls City are
at the Hotel Brunswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
roRr TOWNSEND NEWS.
Regular Correspondence POsr-IsrxL-

Regular Correspondence PosT-ISTKL-
LIoEHcKR-
Adviees from Victoria yesterday
morning state that Indians reported Ai
Cape Beale, Vancouver Island, the
wreck of bark loaded with new lum-
Der marked up. NJ. Co.," on the west
coast Of the island In Clayoqaot Sound
With q crew Of % men, Of whom Il
we're drosned and the remaining 8 are
being cared fer by the Indians. Anoth-
er rumor was circulated that an IN
known vessel In ballast, was ashore
twenty miles above Cape Beale, but nc
authentic information could be ascsr.
tanned. The mark "P. NJ. Co... is sup
posed 70 be Puget Mill Company 81
Port GAMBLE. The shipping firms hays
no idea as to the identity Of the vessels
The British bark Won Moltke sold At
auction In Victoria several days ago,
vas bought BY Captain Meyer who vii
DC Der oat for q whaling cruise this
season.
The ship Fannie Tucker, l5l7 tons
register, arrived in San Francisco from
Puget SQUAD last Tuesday coal laden
and vas chartered prier to arrival, By
JohB Rosenfeld, 10 load another cargo
Of coal from Nanaimo for San Fran
cisco.
The British bark Dihlbar, 1921 tons,
loading lumber at Barrard lnlet for
Valparaiso, 10 expeeted 10 sail she last
of next week for the latter port, where
she will wait for orders
J. RlssnEeld & Co., Of San Francisco,
chartered IN that city last seek the
A eFiean ship WILMA, l4C9 tons. 70 load
return cargo Of coal fEom Nanaimo.
The barkentine Anelia, 37S tons, was
receiving a ctrao Of miscellaneous mer-
chandise fer Puget 8 sund IN San Ffan
cisco last week. After arrival here she
will proceed 70 Port BlakeIy snd re-
ceIve . cargo OF lamber for Honolniu
and there await orders.
Tug Tacoma has 10 sed the O. Tobias
10 Blakely. where her hull will be in
spected and Recessary Fspairs made 20
place hsR IN good seaworthy condition.
Following in the same tov vas the
Charles Ball for Tacoma 10 load lambef.
Over thirty vessels are chartered and
on their Way tolPaRet sound TO load
lumber for csast acd fsrelgn purts.
Most OF the vessels are chartered by
their agents In San Francisco long be-
fore their arrival.
Toe Wildvood towed the William
ReDton from Port Blakely. bsund 70
san Pedro, into the haroog and returned
10 seattle yesterday.
W. 3. Alnty, formeriv customs officer
here under II. 2. BsechsE. who whlls En-
rosfs East mat With sa accident on the
Northern Pacifie Railway, writes fFom
n alcnm, OntaTio. thai be has nearly re-
covered and will retain 10 PIT Town
send soon.
VS. WaIksE IL up the Sound % bssi-
ness.
HI. Carr and wife, accompAnIsd By
Miss Laura Pendeid Of Whateom, we're
passengers 30 Pysht yesterday en- tie
DispAtoh from Ssaftie.
Oaps. De LSno aud B. Stewart have
returned fren Tacoma
NJ McDsrmitt, r. l. Blanebar3 sud
Mr.. LsASenworth we're passengers froD
up the Soand yesterday.
O. r. Lsavenv0Tth and the Rev.
Charles AeDsrmots registered Al the
Central yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

CAuzz or rzz ALAEM.-What caused
The false AIara Of Gre Yesterday After
nson proved 70 Be 9 mystery 70 The
Manages Of TIE CITY Tsisphaoe Coz-
pany until a. sxAmsnatioa q tie wIFe
isadsnR frum EsRine House No 10 TIE
central odss showed = 70 ne barred
WITH snow 81 . point uhefe u efossed
oyoR Q sAed back Of TIE .. Charles
Hotel. fwo wires here eFoss<d And tee
rssnlf g4s frsqasnt IRE Alarms. TIE ARA
Of Walsh uas answered pfompfly ~ TIE
Fina DepAft@enk Tue ts0zote go
rsmedied ~ soan - q wn8 discovered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
TO THE PEOPLE Of SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CURTAIN UNSCRUPULOUS PER-
~ sone have rep. eseE ted 10 eur doiri-
ment that We manufacture only cheap
soaps intentionally convey ing the idea
thai cur s0aps a-e Of poor quality, when
Such - NOT THE CASE. Tb0Hgh IN enc
sense OF the wnl 4 cur soaps are cheap. the
purchas e. Il getting more AZ 81 supe-
rior quality than OF esrieia higher priced
sOars. We make Ell grades d lsun ~
and household soaps. aud ptcially recon-.
mem our WkSt khN QUEkN SANON
D suitable for all uees and lwaya giving
sat 'sfa ton. Because Of the thoroughness
with which this suap cicaneea do not
think that II Injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction imor cy re unded II
othefwisel and that Il win not hnrt the
hands or inj1re the most delicate fabric.
DO yon vi - build up yeuF hcme In
dnstr ESD II SO. you win find ne deserving
81 your pat ronage. Infst upon the use o.
only this SOAP Ia your household. Ask
your grocer for Il and take no other than
the Western Queen HavnB. We ask you
- favor due t. your home inda tries 70
puTch 80 ere box Of this soaF and give 4
fe2 SEATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
DeIuge Hose Co. No. I.

THE MEMBERS or THIS COMPANY
4 will meet a. the engine hcuse 81 kn-
gre Company No. p On f'nesday. March
L.. ISL. q &C ock. for the purpose Of
The rcgu ~ monthly meeting o. the
compsny vii. be he'd 81 O'Clock p N. o.
thp SINE day At Bezhy'a store, corner az
Third and Infcn etreetA All cit fene
who de ire to heccme members Of this
company are requested. 70 apply for adj
M - On AZ this meeting.
fea1td Q. II. HANFORD, President.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

a desirable Farm on
Lake Washington, con-
tanning 100 acres; 60
acres cleared; two large
Orchards excellent
Buildings F; two Houses
and three Barns /; Farm
Ing Implements; 90 head
Cattle two Horses. App
ply TO ja26 I'm
GEO. q. KITTIMCER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

SEALED PROPOSALS

NruL BIZ RECETvEn AT THE or
= ret sound tsnnatructiun Company m.
81 IL m. Tue day. MAreh lE& 1877, for the
c.snsfrnctian q sixfe<n thousaa1 81 hqn-
q I'd and 70 u slS6l4 ] ntar feet - pll9
es1le. ana az the whnrvee reQuircd ~
4 . seattle. Lake shore and MaAtcrn &aai-
rad. along ths city mont, from point On
the noeih marin Il MI street o SunltAa
Cove. the compSny % fnrnish AL mAteri-
Al nsed In the structures.
The right & reserved 10 reject any OF
al dids
For plans and speciacatians Of the wetk
arply % The
CHfEr ESuTNERR p. s G. Co
Oflce safe fsep,Sit Building.
Seattle. W. r.. Feb II. ISL fefstd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

Snr BUIDN0.-fbe ship building
arm Of MiGdlemas 4 Beetles. Of san
FraBciscs, are PeFfecting aTFanSenenss
te enter quite excessively int The con.
stFaoki0n of ssliina vessels 81 the
Saund. Mr Boois arrived hers by We
E5dsF, and states thst bis Arm has q
caasr scs for four sailing vessels % Be
bali a. Port LadioW tkis ssrsng. Ous
az them viii b. n fouF masted scoooner,
TOT TIE Page Mil C0mpAny, oauahis 81
earning cue uillion fe<t Of tsmoer.
Messrs. Middlcmas 4 Baole wlii givt
stesay emna0ymsnt IN the yard - a
leass $50 skilled laoererA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

SEArrLK, Feb. "a, 1881.
Andrew Isochrie. = native OF ireland,
Uas admitted 20 citixsnship.
In The case Of J. V. TaylOr W. Matt
Rsaaagan. motion % dismiss Vas De
MED.
The Grapd Jury on the Part Of the
Territory returned indictments against
TIVE persons, whose nsrses are not
stated. Ter assault and battery.
The Grand IaEy on the part Of the
united States Fetarned = true bill
against perAoD. name DOT stated, for
cutting tsmhea on government land.
TIE GrAad Jasy 81 the part Of the
Territory retarned . trns bill against 3
perscn. naFue nn8 stated. fer living IN
apsa and nolOricas foruicaston.
The case Of tue Territory e. inss
Misksy MeCxoAAn i siill on trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
customers OF the above named nrm. ard
trust we win be able 70 maintain the gnod
name this hou hiss borne In The paat
frf7 I'm FERGUSON 4 Bftfif5Ea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

$1,000 worth snf nsW dry goods "a
arrive Tuesday. We mnst have soom.
Special bargains In all departments.
CHssrER CLKARY. fe20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
NOTICE .

+ HAVE THIS DAv SOLD ALL NY
interest In the firm Of caikins h Fer
guson 70 J. b. Brooka The arm VIII be
known hereafter and the business carried
on under the name Of ferguson & Brooks.
Hho viii collect al outst sndina accounts
Of Calkina q Ferguson.
HANNAH A. CALRINa
Per W. Caikina
SEATTLE. W. T.. Feb. l6. 1857.
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LOT.

IN SEATTLE. A STRING OF sLEIcH
i bel !. suitable Inward for their retuxn
10 WM. MRNDENRAURR fes4 At
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

MEDICAL LAKE
MINERAL WATER
no BIZ HAD OF THE A. P. HorAI-
ing Company. fFei u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

Perhaps singular eUHOns We have made this department
background Now t all had the Wholesale
all
ppeh the department TIVE weeks
the easwa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
WY M wxxT EAn.

As previously stated. GsnerAl ssraeOe
wunt Easa a few days agO. General
s.srseae y Prssideat Of tie Oiympis 4
Chshalis Valley Railroad. FuHairg from
Tsuino. on the Norshsrn PaeGnc, 70
Olympis. Tharston coaniy held .
mortgage on the road, under the terms
Of which toe coDpsny Uas oompellea
20 ran q daily train froaa toe cApstal 20
Tenine. The company fecentiy deter
mined % extend the road soma MD Q
into the ooAl hslds Il the extrsne apper
sound coventry Tue Thnrsfon eounfg
mortgage stood in the cay. and the5
cads an edare and saceeeded In being
released from Il. - Il known. the eou-
pany eivina other pledges % asears the
aAily train - OiyDpia. Geo. sprasue'H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

Measrs. Hannah, Lillis and Bashfovd
form q committee Who vtll meet With
the property own ~ Of Ninth street 20
discuss toe question that has n ads 10th
Of these parties unhappy lately. They
oil meet ct the Council Chamber op
saturday morning. and the Coancil uill
bod an sdi9nrned citing on Monday
evening AZ 80 O'Clock - hear the re-
pogt Of the committee. The principal
properly owners on Ninth street. are Of
she lower Fars-the art which has long
besn graded-b1t they are ASSESSED jsst
toe sane for the woTk being done fur
ther up on the street. and against stis
they have kicked vigorously. bot un-
svAilineiy. As previously reported, the
property holds presented . commOni-
cation al she last Council meeting siR-
uifviaq their willingness 20 pay their
pFoporiion Of The actual cess Of i'm
proving the street between A and d
streets.
Tpou the reading OF the eommunica-
ton. NJ. Kelly remarked: If tAis is
10 the mature Of threat, vii have
none Of Il"
Bat the conference COMMITTEES vas
arpointed. and they viii oeet ufth tue
property eSrers. and everybody fally
sad coz aaently expeots-they vii do
nothiDE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-22
Building and Loan Association.

We have urged the establishment of a
building and loan association in Palatka
in and out of season, because we believed
it would be of great benefit to a large
class of our citizens. Wherever the ex-
pertinent has been tried it has resulted
in great benefit and proved successful,
and if established in Palatka would he
the means of enabling a large number of
people to get homes of their own who
are now ground down by high rents.
Speaking of these associations the
Athens, Ga. Banner Waterman. says ::
One of the secrets of Atlanta's success
is the number and excellence of its build
ing loan associations. There are eight
or ten of these associations, and they
have been instrumental in erecting for
labOrers and men in moderate circum-
While the loan associations have done
much to build up the city, they have
proven SPLENDID investments for the
stockholders. They pay annually a
splendid rate of interest. Athens has
several of these associations, and we be
lieve that they are good Investments.
They have enabled many a man to erect
a comfortable home for his family. The
recent verdict of the Atlanta Jury in
pronOuncing the interest these assOcia-
tons received usurious gave the loan
associations black eve temporarily, but
1t is the general opinion that the higher
court will reverse this verdict.